Sentence examples for web size from inspiring English sources

The Globe, which is owned by The New York Times Company, is converting its presses to produce smaller pages, with a 50-inch web size instead of 54.

The redesign, which was six months in the planning, also includes a reduction in the web size of the paper -- the ribbon of paper from which four pages are produced -- to 50 inches from 54.

The New York Times also considered reducing the size of its page width but decided to continue printing the newspaper on a 54-inch web size, said Nancy Nielsen, the spokeswoman for the company.

Spider species, body size and web size were poor predictors of the probability of web invasion (Table 1; supplementary material Fig. S3).

Second, our findings could also partially explain why in the large hanging spider Latrodectus revivensis the youngest instars freely change web sizes, while the adult females tend to remain in the same sites until death [28].

Trophic networks consisting of N food and feeding categories (nodes, compartments) joined by L food transfers (links) were constructed for each studied pasture and the following network measures of their graph characteristics ("topology") determined: food-web size (N), number of links (L), link density (LD = L/N), and connectance (C = L/N2).

Jennifer Love Hewitt was on the cover of People last week and ended up defending her less svelte pictures with her new fiancé in Hawaii, writing on her Web site: "A size 2 is not fat!" Women are still scrutinized more critically on their looks, which seem to fluctuate more on camera, depending on lighting, bloating and wardrobe.

They show that in this food web, body size or other traits highly correlated with body size strongly constrain species' diets and that the frequent conjecture that the axis of the niche model maps onto body size is largely justified for this data set.

It might seem counterintuitive that someone who spends her days editing onscreen, like me, would want to spend her coffee break editing onscreen, but that's what I've been doing lately on the Web site Bite-Size Edits.

By Macy Halford March 16, 2010 It might seem counterintuitive that someone who spends her days editing onscreen, like me, would want to spend her coffee break editing onscreen, but that's what I've been doing lately on the Web site Bite-Size Edits.

No significant drop in ultimate capacity is, however, observed when the web opening size exceeds half of the web depth.